The community of call of duty has many reasons to be happy: the classic games of the franchise have returned thanks to Activision making improvements to its multiplayer servers. Thousands of players have been carried away by nostalgia and have started playing, especially Modern Warfare 2. And precisely the latter has suffered a very serious problem.
The original version of Modern Warfare 2 on PC (Steam) has been seen exposed to malware which has wreaked havoc and ultimately caused Activision to be forced to pull the plug on online mode until they figured out what the hell was going on. His official account on Twitter said they neededinvestigate reports of a problem”. As indicated by the medium techcruchthe alert was given in the forums from the platform.
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In short, Steam players have been affected by this malware and have had to put your nostalgic return on pause while Activision figures out how to resolve the issue. It shouldn’t take long for the company to kill the “bug” and bring the game version back to normal. Until then, fans will have to make time for other installments in the franchise.
As for the present and future of Call of Dutywe remind you that Modern Warfare III will be presented shortly in an event in Warzone 2. It will be from August 2 and during the Season 5 from the battle royale. It’s a good way to kill time until Activision fixes the Modern Warfare 2 issue.
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